Big Bad Love

A collection of short stories by Larry Brown, published in 1990 revolving around men who are struggling with various aspects of life, often involving alcohol, relationships, and the pursuit of writing. Each story is written from the first-person perspective and explores themes of love, loss, and redemption.

The collection is known for its gritty realism and compassionate portrayal of characters who are often marginalized or struggling with their circumstances. One of the most acclaimed stories in the collection is "92 Days," which is particularly noted for its poignant exploration of a character's journey.